What To Do If A Battery Catches On Fire...

[@PhoneRepairGuru]

If the battery is fully ignited, you need a fire extinguisher. This is to prevent full ignition and in the worst-case scenario an - explosion

[@DEV-kx2uu]

Nai

[@georges5911]

Thx man this might save someone life :D

[@fakeplayer9088]

Thank you for sharing this information

[@SergeantJoeMama]

this is like a part 2 to my question...

[@CamcorderHomeVideos]

Should've made this video when the Note 7 was released.

[@okashamcoc]

"Don't stab the battery" Stabs it. "Don't bend the battery" Bends it.

[@unknowngamer_1769]

Lol

[@69k_gold]

"Don't nuke Hawaii" Nukes Hawaii.

[@confused.cat.]

For scientific purposes only *

[@T.C]

Do as i say not as i do

[@LaelGames7913]

@@69k_gold lmao

[@DavidLS1]

My cat: "Why is the litter box smoking?"

[@mentalchild360]

Ayo🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@il798liOld]

Reminded me of mrwhosetheboss picking up cat poop with Samsung foldable phone

[@LunarNovaInkling]

Lmao

[@awsomewe360]

Cat: "Dayyymm, this shit is fire!"

[@avyyhl]

​@@awsomewe360 💀

[@its_aidan]

“The battery is gonna smoke” the battery: *pulls out a cigarette*

[@mlemingcapoo]

lol

[@samaplex]

Underrated comment

[@raghav5651]

bruh how did this get me lol😂😂

[@Sirbozo]

Lol

[@flintfrommother3gaming]

Number 7 Man urinates on fellow passenger for not being able to smoke.

[@lucy_sl]

"Don't bend the battery" Iphone 6 users: 🙂

[@DragonProtector]

hm?

[@realspeedghxst]

Ah yes the bendgate

[@69yearold]

What is 🙂

[@GrayDaDolf]

@@69yearold 🙂

[@iamthestormthatisapproaching69]

@@69yearold 🙂

[@vexpezt9861]

“I’ve got a jar of dirt, I’ve got a jar of dirt and guess what’s inside it?”

[@Directee]

a double stabbed and bended battery..

[@brickslayerstudio]

YO MOMM-

[@breather8758]

A LITHIUM ION BATTERY! AND IT'S GONNA EXPLODE!

[@EmillioMelendez]

ENOUGH!

[@gsyt2356]

A Samsung note 7!

[@EmilyLovesTea123]

Definitely not me clicking on this video to see him stab a battery

[@haydosdestroys3872]

same

[@-Sam69]

Then why share your thoughts?

[@izfida]

#Swiping

[@nataliyarose5540]

Sameeee

[@agaggaabagGgagagagagGagagga]

@上原亜衣 ai-uehara💦 what's with the concerts bots..

[@roan2512]

Pro tip. Make sure the fire extinguisher have a Type C for battery fire

[@thisaintart]

Video before this one I just watched said class D, figured I’d play devils advocate since now there’s multiple perspectives going around

[@redneckson]

this just got interesting

[@keepironman14]

The only thing i would think of would be an electrical fire- fire extinguisher. For those unaware there are multiple types of extinguishers because certain sources can react badly to different methods. For example liquid based fire needs a dry powder suppression. Electrical fires need non-conductive suppression. (Server rooms actually use a gaseous suppressant that removes all the oxygen from a space rapidly. Since it's a gas it only needs to be vented out, rather than cleaned)

[@lucemiserlohn]

@@keepironman14 Careful, electric fire extinguishers typically are CO2, and that would deliver additional oxidizer to the reaction. Simple rule of thumb: You can't extinguish a battery fire, you can only contain and move it to a safe area.

[@vogeline_]

​@@lucemiserlohnyes you can extinguish a battery fire. The dangerous thing about batteries catching on fire is the lithium content. Lithium fires are considered class d fires(metal fires) not class b(electrical fires)and they will need a class d fire extinguisher

[@adthetrini868]

Great advice even tho I would never see the battery on my phone

[@rimuru1873]

You can put your whole phone in

[@Whippies]

just bend your phone and you will see the battery ...

[@SnowyToons6969]

@@Whippies 💀

[@johndododoe1411]

The battery shown is a replaceable Samsung Battery from before they took away the ability to remove and replace it with a few fingers. Can't remember the model number.

[@missingno2401]

@@johndododoe1411 no that is an iphone 7 battery you can see the little connecting tab sticking out the side

[@guypersson]

Okay, next time my battery catches fire, I'll get my bucket of sand out of my closet.

[@yoda4646]

“a container of sand” johnny depp “what about a jar of dirt”

[@Al13n1nV8D3R]

Hey, that Jar of dirt will one day worth lots of money!

[@MateuszPolkowski]

What about a mega pint of dirt!? :D

[@Ani76327]

I've got a jar of dirt!

[@Yukanhayt-Mhenow]

And guess what's inside it 😅

[@kelvinchan2286]

Engineer: This is soil, not dirt!

[@Crustyislooking]

It can not be understated how important it is to not toss water on it. Lithium likes to explode when it touches water

[@kongmeurn38]

Yeah

[@NYyankeeboi]

Now I find out....lol

[@gh0stdan]

funnily enough, that's actually how you put out battery fires

[@Shadow-km4tu]

him: Says put it in a bucket of sand Me who lives by the beach: This is an absolute win!

[@lspdfr_w_david_c]

A bucket not a whole beach😌🙃😂

[@jerkycam]

@@lspdfr_w_david_c The beach catch on fire

[@DoomsdayDatabase]

yea same :😂

[@dudevonsofa1344]

Beach? Don't be a sissy and throw them in the sea

[@Khan0098assasin]

😂

[@Popped-p6n]

Great advice for those who always have sand in their house

[@shae7210]

This worked perfectly, thank you! By the time I got back from the beach with some sand it wasn’t smoking anymore. Perfect!

[@MixSpresso]

New fear unlocked: Battery explosion

[@SAMK6IX7EVEN]

Love the transition from end to start

[@justdoit1315]

That exploding battery-"I WILL PUT SOME SAND IN YOUR EYES"🙃

[@rachelleeeeeee_]

5 minutes crafts gonna just put this in some rice and toothpaste and call it a day

[@beans9647]

Nah, they'd drop it in ice water

[@enzoanolin4588]

"where can you find the bucket of sand though" "About that"

[@RestoreTechnique]

Link to where to get bucket of sand?

[@juhopeltonen1531]

Me walking casually on the streets and phone battery starts smoking. Taking my emergency bucket with sand in it from my backpack. Life savior.

[@SarkasticProjects]

THANK YOU!! I loved this..please show the difference in charging with the wrong cable

[@redx8661]

Thanks I am gonna go test this out 💀jk lmao

[@zxcv4455]

Same name, lol

[@redx8661]

@@zxcv4455 hi brother ✌️

[@zxcv4455]

@@redx8661 ✌️

[@Ruhann-Vanzyl]

I was just in this situation. My flashlight exsplode waking me up 5mins ago

[@S1MIN-RFD]

“Put your phone on some sand” Me: what if I don’t have sand ;)

[@galaxy4719]

What are you hinting at?

[@tizianschmitt6683]

Than you cant put your phone on sand, so easy or?

[@roboko6618]

bukake

[@andrewarnold9818]

Also, if the battery is plugged into a power source, secure the power source by any means necessary. If you gotta hit the breaker, do that.

[@alexflosho]

When I did this in 5th grade, I shoved it under the faucet, straight into the battery. Then my teacher put it in a tissue box and threw it in the dumpster.

[@aimanfitri0iv]

no way that's a good thing

[@alexmulder1145]

@@aimanfitri0iv lithium ion batteries don't contain enough lithium metal to cause an issue with water. Flood the thing and dispose of it properly after its done burning out and cooled off

[@devon12346]

@@alexmulder1145 they quite literally do. there's videos of people stabbing it with a knife and then throwing it into a pond and it makes a big boom

[@terminado]

Never use water, lithium reacts with water. It might work in small batteries if lithium concentration is low but you shouldn't use water.

[@auralucario089]

@@terminado that was years ago the OP said.

[@vichankco2648]

"I've got a jar of dirt"

[@tyrantking2322]

The way he starts and explains stuff in this video makes it feel like he's a passive aggressive mechanics teacher getting tired of his students making a mess too often so he has to makes these videos to teach them

[@Messup7654]

Ur thinking to hard that’s just his personality he’s just being goofy

[@justinmckenzie3318]

I laughed so hard while you were listing what not to do (plus that home video reaction was too reliable 😂) but honestly this is the way to go when it comes to educating people/children, make it funny, interesting, and engaging instead of a snooze fest.

[@vivviie_]

once i was at a twice concert and my lightstick battery almost caught on fire! luckily i noticed it getting hot and it reeked!

[@SebastianWoodard]

I had a battery on a vape on a charger once. Started smoking. Grabbed it by the cable and YEETED it outside pretty quick. Bout 5 or 6 seconds later, it went boom.

[@idkwhy9020]

"don't panick" *Stabs the battery* "Don't stab the battery" *Stabs the battery*

[@craft_pog]

Anakin burning to death and still won't go to sand

[@insanerambling]

"okay battery just stay there and don't explode while I go to the beach to get sand"

[@Hello_World_not_taken]

Run. That’s my advice!

[@Crypto907]

I remember my first time doing back housing replacement on iPhone XS & I accidentally hit the battery with screw driver the battery wasn’t charged up enough to explode it just made a big spark and scared tf out of me😂

[@eh6971]

I call BS.

[@lotus500]

The battery:🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@apagan1127]

Happened to me I just threw the whole Battery with the phone on the snow ❄️ cause it was still attached to the phone. I never reacted so fast in my life 😂.

[@tresvon]

Okay!!

[@21stCenturyPirate]

"You definitely want to be in a well ventilated area" Me: Well its time to use my Instant Transmission 🤷

[@bloxburgfloridastatenewsrp2102]

Mhm mhm, I’ll make sure to always have a bucket of sand wherever I am

[@Kuromi_Smiles]

😂

[@joonatanlass]

I got a jar of dirt, is that good enough as a replacement?

[@bobross38]

“Lives in Kansas”

[@bobross38]

@edyplays I live in Canada

[@Tissueroll011]

Fact:Fire fighters use different materials depending on the fire.Dirt,sand,and gravel for electrical and oil fires and Water for wood fires

[@riyaniftakher]

Had this happen to me once years ago when I tried replacing the battery of my iPhone 6s myself. The pull tabs ripped and I stupidly tried prying the battery out which caused it to bend too much and boom, fire. Fire went out within a couple of minutes and then took the phone to a repair shop. They just replaced the battery and camera and it was fully working again.

[@weathermariobros]

this man bent the battery and punctured the battery even when its dangerous so brave

[@saturdaizx]

"Ever wondered what to do if your battery catches on fire?" Me: "Uh.. no..but-I wanna know!

[@tahmeed3790]

thanks! it helped me

[@SushiNums]

I can smell the smoke Edit-it was my food

[@sandraxd9224]

Can i use dry loose soil, like those used in gardening, as an alternative?

[@1bbcSenseless]

One time when I was a little kid I was playing with an old phone battery and it blew up in my hand. It wasn't like a big explosion to take my palm off it was more of like a shock that made my hand bleed

[@Riscs]

Thank god i saw this video i tought i should eat the battery when it starts to burn. Can u maybe do a video about what to do if i fall from a high cliff?

[@sadmonkay7758]

While it is burning, Put it in your hand, always works

[@Ellary_16449]

“What do you do if your battery catches on fire?” Me: Your battery can catch on fire?!

[@niccksix]

PRG: Get a bucket of sand Anakin Skywalker: This is outrageous, it’s unfair

[@cbt7270]

“Having a bucket of sand” People living in the desert: 🥹

[@leonardobielva5347]

Lol

[@_BangDroid_]

Have fun carrying a flaming battery while you run through your house trying to make it outside

[@thomasjohnson4987]

@@_BangDroid_ people dont have housed in third world countries

[@cam4490]

Anakin skywalker : I’d rather sie

[@dogewow8999]

I was just charging my 16x18650 diy power brick. Thanks for the info

[@tylerallen0719]

For the test you should've fully charged it lol

[@mibsam202]

He be like:idont want peace i want problaaaaaaamsss...

[@redacted4167]

Love your videos bro

[@cantstandurbs876]

Bro, I'm pretty sure no one has ever thought of BENDING THE BATTERY WHILE IT'S ON FIRE.

[@professionalyoutubecomment7589]

Sand and dirt is a really good idea. It extinguishes fire quickly and completely safe.

[@lilsnackyboy1]

*The phone is on sand* Cat: hey what the hell are you doing to my pooping place

[@XPSFrsty]

Me: What do u do then ur done with batterys Phone repair guru: BRUTALY MURDUR THEM

[@maudiojunky]

Sand is good, but salt works well for fire suppression as well and may be easier to find inside a house. It has a lower melting point than sand, so it absorbs more energy via phase change without heating up as much if the fire is excessive. If the salt melts it also forms a better barrier against oxygen to smother fires. Of course you need a steel, cast iron, ceramic, or glass container to have any hope of containing molten salt safely if the fire is that bad...

[@JibplayzYT]

Phone battery: exists Prg: serial killer time

[@vizddraig]

What to do when your battery catches fire- Throw it at your enemies like a granade Or Scream for your life 😜😂😂😂

[@Malignant_Tumour]

This always happens to me bro. Thx

[@BL4CK_888]

Me : throws phone at neighbors house

[@cavegamer5989]

would a sealed jar work as well? assume once it ran out of oxygen = no fire right?

[@tamarrm]

A few years ago my battery almost got caught on fire while charging but luckily I have an electric items shop or whatever next to my house and they fixed my phone

[@Alfrine36]

Can you also spray it with water?

[@indiandiyboyby-kanishk76]

Me: YEEEETs it in neighbours empty yard 😂😂😂

[@smolmuffin]

Keeping this in mind when i try to revive a dead battery in a couple of weeks (cells could be dead or too low in voltage for the charger to detect and work) If its overdepletion the usual method is sticking it on and off the charger but if something goes wrong I'll have sand on hand at the very least

[@Essence1123]

As an alternative to sand a completely metal dish can work as well - in a pinch an empty stainless steel pot + lid should contain most things but you might wanna consider buying a new one afterwards

[@pro-nav]

Before disposing battery in a dustbin keep it submerged in salt water for 2-3 days it will cause it to discharge and then puncture it.

[@filipzemko3571]

Wife's phone: *catches on fire Husband: *wandering around town picking up grains of sand

[@rawpure]

The way it works is that Oxygen causes the chemical reaction to spark a "fire", so the sand is to suffocate it, i have alot of drone (quadcopter) batteries and when they are about to die i always puncture them so the reaction starts then leave it in a bucket of saltwater or sand so it dies out.

[@hibooID]

Dont worry. This is an test. It use li ion battery you can see its small smokes

[@aleksandarstormyt1745]

Plainrock124 had a incedent like that on his bored smashing surface duo

[@kopilandia]

*Battery smokes* Me: Hold on! I'll go to the beach. Don't catch on fire yet.

[@i_Groomer_Dr.E]

Another tool to my list.....a "bucket of sand"....never thought I would ever need one

[@americaBritish]

“What are you doing?” “battery is stabbed and bent💀💀”

[@alexandreman8601]

What about putting it in water?

[@gscott5778]

Once a battery becomes unstable, remove it from your house, garage etc. While you can temporarily reduce the burning and smoking by burying it in dirt/sand, but; until the instability that cause the fire is ended, that battery will catch fire again if exposed to air. Look into the auto carrier ship that caught fire. A number of hybrid/EV cars caught fire days after the primary fire was put out. Those cars had to be handled very carefully. The new battery fires cannot be simply put out by burying them. That only ends the fire temporarily. With RC plane/car LIPOS the first step is recognizing the potential fire hazard (Puffy Battery is KEY indicator OR any significant damage to the battery cover. First step is removing all charge. Normally that is by immersing the battery in a large container of salty water to safely discharge the battery. Connectors need to be cut off one at a time before doing so to help the water contact and discharge the battery. PS Fire Departments do not have an effective solution yet to EV/Hybrid vehicle battery fires. MANY Are just making the area safe and letting it burn itself out.

[@quack_is_lost7967]

Bro first thing you made me a begginer with changing screens in any phone

[@LeeVoolHM]

You want to avoid bending the battery period. If the internals touch where the are not supposed, it will short and spark.

[@dream_77707]

Hey what software do you use to pull a netlocked phone?? Pls reply☺️☺️

[@BoomixDe]

palce it on top of the sand, when you mix the sand the battery is on the bucket floor and melt trough the plastic

[@baileyholt925]

“IVE GOT A JAR OFFFF DIRRRTTT

[@KatIsDead]

This made me remember that some kids battery exploded and caught on fire in his pocket in the middle of class

[@davidpuchner]

is it dangerous to replace the battery of an iphone 6s with one of these amazon kits?

[@JSTheAnonymousOne]

I've intentionally stabbed a puffed up battery before and was quite disappointed when all I saw was a small amount of smoke. I don't know the factors that resulted in that result, but keep in mind violent reactions have happened when the battery is even slightly punctured. I had a battery pack suddenly start smoking a lot when I was out fishing and luckily it didn't catch fire... it easily could have considering how warm it got in my pocket before I got it out

[@elijahr6261]

Lipo fires are self oxidising as such a standard extinguisher will typically not be effective. Once started there is very little you can do apart from the sand trick and preventing it catching anything else on fire. Ideally the bucket would be metal as the plastic ones can catch fire or melt. Also try not to inhale the smoke…

[@Legitpenguins99]

I'm here because I got a call from u break I fix that my pixel 7 Pro caught fire. They said they didn't pierce it and that when they took it out it burst into flames. LiPo batteries should be respected guys, that's A LOT of potential energy, treat it like a small explosive

[@sudhangYT]

This illusion was more magical then when my dad disappeared

[@lazarusblackwell6988]

Yeah i always have sand in every room of my house."rolls eyes" *

[@itaintmefrr]

"Put ur phone battery in a bucket of sand" Who actually got a bucket of sand chillin in their house